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Originally Posted by Ken Maltby
In addition to the stock readers, with their highlight/annotation support, you can add Koreader, with its highlighting and Evernote export plugin.
There is also a port of CoolReader and a number of utilities and games, that can be added to the Kobo devices. |
I understand that Koreader doesn't do notes, which is kind of a dealbreaker for me. Does Coolreader do both highlights and notes and can they be exported easily?
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Originally Posted by meeera
The other thing you may wish to note is that if you're doing an enormous amount of highlighting, the performance on Kobo is a bit hit and miss.
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I suppose this applies to the stock kobo reader? Perhaps it's not a problem in Cool Reader.
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Originally Posted by eschwartz
On the Kindle, all highlights are automatically logged to a text file called "My Clippings.txt".
There are various websites and services that can take your clippings file and make a spreadsheet out of it.
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Yes. It's a history of every note and highlight you did; it doesn't reflect the current state of your highlights and notes. It includes even deleted ones. Plus, I just find the Kindle too dumbed down for me. I don't like it.